Troubleshooting the DiVitas Client

Upgrading the DiVitas Client

Troubleshooting the DiVitas Client

The DiVitas Client offers several tools to assist the system administrator in troubleshooting the software. If the user notices any unusual behavior, the upload log utility allows the client to upload logs from the client to the server. Similarly, the archive log utility allows the user to save log files on the client for later analysis, so log files can be saved even during a loss of connectivity.

Uploading Logs from the DiVitas Client

The Upload Log feature allows users to upload a dynamic set of log files to the DiVitas Server for later review by a system administrator. To upload the client log files to the DiVitas Server, simply select Options > Upload Log from the home screen.

Up to 300 logs can be stored on the phone, uploaded to the server, and accessed through the DiVitas Server GUI. Once this 300-log threshold has been reached, successive log files (on the phone) will overwrite the oldest log files. In other words, the 301st log will overwrite the 1st log file.

Archiving Logs on the Phone’s Memory Card

The DiVitas Client supports the ability to archive a set of log files on the phone's memory card. This feature lets DiVitas users take a snapshot of the current logs and preserve them in the phone’s memory card, thus preventing them from being overwritten by newer and continuously-generated log files. This tool can prove invaluable when the Upload Logs feature cannot function – perhaps due to a loss of connectivity. To use the archive log utility, simply select Options > Archive log.

Archived files are named according to timestamp and should be accessed by the system administrator by pressing the Nokia menu button and navigating to the following folder: Office > File Mgr. > select the Memory Card icon (see below) > scroll down to DVLogs > DVLogArchives.

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